Washington by the numbers: Child poverty

April 15, 2013 |BY LEVI PULKKINEN

Mary Knox Merrill//

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At 16.5 percent, Washington’s child poverty rate is slightly lower than the national number. Click through for a look at which Washington ZIP codes have the highest levels of child poverty, and which have the smallest concentrations of children living in poverty.

Mary Knox Merrill//

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At 16.5 percent, Washington’s child poverty rate is slightly lower than the national number. Click through for a look at which Washington ZIP codes have the highest levels of child poverty, and which have the smallest concentrations of children living in poverty.